Morgan sermons highlight need for God and eternal life
Dr Frank Morgan delivered a tent service sermon themed Hunger of the Human Soul at the old capitol grounds. He linked the rich young man's search for eternal life to the necessity of God, noting that material wealth cannot satisfy spiritual hunger.
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Dr. Frank
John coRk
Frank Morgan
Old Capitol
God
G. Campbell Morgan
Drs. Morgan
Campbell Morgan
Charleston
P. C. Morgan
South Carina
Harry Washer
Willine Sos, Smith
Davia
Messer
J. Gibson Kuykendal
Hamas
Mark
Jesus
Eternaliife
Morgen
Dr. Morgan
Sermon Urges Wealth to Give Way to God and Christ
The preacher warned that chasing wealth leaves life empty unless the soul seeks God. He urged giving up worldly things, following Christ, and sharing in the eternal life and fellowship with God the Father.
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Morena
Christ
God
Father
Reward Offered in Schwartz Mystery Triggers Coastwide Search
Cal Aug 6 Offering no rewards for the apprehension of Charles Henry Schwarts chemist of the Pacific Cellnose company spurred police on the Pacific coast to locate the man once thought dead in an explosion. Reward postings and a possible ship-based escape plan to Sweden or England circulated as authorities weighed a murder-for-insurance plot.
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Martinez
Cal
Charles Henry Schwarts
Pacific Cellnose Company
James T. Drew
Oakland
Schwerts
Sweden
Portland
Schwartz
England
Finance Board Frames Budget
City council finance committee spent most of yesterday reviewing the coming year’s budget. The session adjourned at seven o’clock with work unfinished and resumes this morning. The budget must be drafted by Thursday for August third consideration. The full committee including Chairman L Wehrle, J B Madison, Blaine Nicholson, John Meadowdown, Dana, and Mayor Wert attended as ex officio.
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City Council
Tf. L. Wehrle
3. B. Madison
Blaine Nicholson
John Meadowdown
Dana
W. W. Wert
Oppose Naming Sparks Debate Over Gore Allies
The article describes factions in the legislature split over Governor Gore and allied groups. Progressive Democrats and Republicans backed the governor against a reactionary cross-party faction. Concerns are raised that giving the new road commissioner to the southern section would reflect population and wealth distribution while maintaining the governor's independent standing.
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Gore
Salem college students pledge thousand dollar gift
Salem college students announced to President O. Glendeth they pledged a $1,000 gift to be paid over the coming year on the final day of summer school. Five hundred fifty students attended the ceremony, marking the largest turnout in the college’s history.
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Salral
Clarksburg
Salem College
O.lendth
Woman tarred home breaker accused in mild attack
Ada Ward, seven, and other women are named in affidavits over a paint and feathers attack on Mrs. May Simms Nave in Shreveport. Ward denies involvement and accuses Nave of breaking into her home. Ward says her husband deserted the family and that neighbors aided in the scheme to harass Nave.
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ENOS
AGE
Ada Ward
Mndny
Mra
May Simms Nave
Waed
Local girl loses in golf tourney at Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs Aus 1 The Greenbrier summer golf tournament crowns O Hunter of Alexandrian Ea champion after beating Frank Payne of Warrshire five up and four to play. A C G Pritchett of Baltimore is runner up defeating Eineard Adams of Chicago. Mrs K M Barnhart of Chicago wins women's division over Miss Elizabeth Koight of Lewisburg five up and throw to play. Junior final sees Jim Claverson defeat Benjamin Grosseup 3 and 2.
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White Sulphur Springs
Aus
O. Hunter
Alexandrian
Greenbrier
Frank Payne
Warrshire
A. C G. Pritchett
Baltimore
Eineard Adams
Chicago
Wilson
Huntington
Mateh
Ine Henry Wo Part
New York
Jena
Wade Jetian Meade
Danyitle
Lous Ranger
Mra
Funter
Alexandria
Airs
Parkers
Weelon
Elizabeth
We Mra
Koebler
New Yorks
Jim Claverson
Benjamin Grosseup
H.R. From
Bake-Rite Opens New Cafeteria
The Bake-Rite chain opens a new cafeteria location near the Pake-able Balsyiy stores and Kearse theatre. Lunches and after‑care meals will be served, with later dinner service to follow, alongside reduced prices at nearby restaurants.
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Bake-Rite
Feuddine Chalmins
Kearse Theatre
Wits
Somaots Steelahoppers
Pet Baneher Tel Regulas Rheals
Killing Sparks Trial After Domestic Dispute
A shooting during a domestic disturbance ends with Myers killing a man. Witnesses describe a heated exchange and legal officials arriving as the assailant faced charges. The incident occurred after a night of tension between Carpenter, Myers, and others in the district.
Obituary notices for Robert Chambers and infant Netty Lee Greer
Robert Chambers aged 39 died Sunday in a Huntington hospital and was buried in Springs Hill cemetery after services at his home 1000 Young Street. He is survived by wife mother daughter and two sisters. Infant Netty Lee Greer died Wednesday at grandparents home 109 Crescent Road and was buried in Hope cemetery after services at the Sprachling home.
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Robert Chambers
Huntington Hospital
Charleston
Young Street
Springs Hill
Netty Lee Greer
Betty Lee Greer
W. G. Greer
Albert Spraching
Crescent Road
Sprathing
Hope Cemetery
Slang Play Terms In U S Language
In a Chicago lecture Thomas A. Knott of Northwestern University described slang as a bulwark of play spirit in language. He said it is legitimate for someone to express a bold or crude idea and lamented it was not coined by a literary genius.
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Belgium
Ieat Brivein
Jtck
Congress Alva
United States
Chicago
Thomas A. Knott
University of Nwa
Hurricane era notes on oil field activity and local economy
A flood of garbled notes mentions Iwent men courting oil wells near Burnside and Frank Henson farm with Wells at Maynard No 1 and Glenny land. Names include Wade Skirtles, G Nicholas, Homer Harrison, Dave Wenson, James Hotes, W B Thempaint, Marshall College students, and others amid uncertain local business, schooling, and transport references.
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G. Nicholas
Marsh Barger Ol and Tins Company
Bervside
Hasvue Danworth
Milton
Maynard No. 1
Burnside
Dave Wenson
Hurrbeike
Wrdl
Glenny
Frank Henson
Homer Harrison
Cmal
Mingo
Weane Ws
TM. Hudues
Sundax
James Hotes
Saint Albans
Hs 'Prother
W. OB. Thempaint
Marshall College
Vaydur
Marshall
Cline
Rom
Pete Bisen
Talend
Ture
Thes
Bennett
Dite Kennett
Payete
Ewrop
Auarms
Lobe Sundin
Local social notes highlight summer visits and gatherings
The column lists numerous residents and visitors across towns attending events, visits, and dinners. Names include Mrs Patanda, Guthrie, Mr A, Patanda and family, and Miss Viglet Waldert, with travels to Charleston, Clove, and Notre sites.
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Gt Harris
Enitdrea
Jim Vishttie
Wad Meredi
Cuater
Rey Event
Guthrie
Mherbeton
Baier Company
Notre
Patanda
Eben
Diomer
Lila
Marshall Bad
Heir Auent Tardis
Bulter
Charhoattan
Cok Hawter
Saurlera Dye Stuffs
Sisite
B&o Matetesdter
Marys
Ais Unas
Harry Mericle
Imbiey
Ebadisa Ia
Mack Line
Public Links golf tourney narrows field at Salisbury
The Public Links national golf tournament at Salisbury country club trims the field to five Eastern players and three Western contenders. In the upper bracket Johnny Wall of Spokane faces Bill Servick of New York, and Ted Walsh of New York meets Al Houghton of Washington in the round before tomorrow’s semifinals. The inner set features Ray McAuliffe of Buffalo vs Carl Raufman of Pittsburgh and Ted Liegd of Chicago against Courtney of Dexter. Courtney shot 73 to beat Larry O’Neill of Baltimore five and four, while Bud Geigerian of Hartford battled a slow start against Wood and never regained control.
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Garden City. Y
Salisbury Country Lab
Johnny Wall
Surkane
Wash
Bil Servick
New York
Ted Walsh
al Houghton
Washington
Ray McAuliffe
Buffalo
Mugis Carl Raufman
Pittsburgh
Ted Liegd
Courtney
Dextree
Larry O'eil
Baltimore
Bud Geigheran
Hartford
Wood
Real Estate Transfers in Kanawha County Listings
Kanawha County records recorded numerous deeds yesterday at the county clerk offices. Transfers include Gladys V. Kerns buying Parkland lots 44 and 45 in Springwail for 1100 dollars and others such as William M. Simpson selling Parkland lots 44 to Gladys W. Kerns for 1001 dollars and avia Johnson selling a Ruffner Hollow lot for 2000 dollars. Multiple parcels change hands involving Panorama Park in South Charleston, Floyd's addition on Piedmont, and various tracts in St Albans, Union District, and Denrhyn Park. A mix of private sales and transfers to county authorities for road or project purposes are listed.
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Gladys V. Kerns
McCana
Parkland
Spring Wail
Wiliam M. Simpson
Gladys VW. Keros
Spring LM
Fihuda
Hall
J. MeQovagis
Halleview
Charleston
Avi. Johnson
CG. W. Fulling
Ruffner Hallow
John A. Parsons
H. Jolson
Jerse Vi Sullivan
Standard Building Menity Company
Panorama Park
South Charleston
Satin
Thomas Guunge
Floyd
Piedmont Rand
Aaron XII
Lehellheies
Kamuwha
Eineh Creek
Mlk
Raad Puryw Goon
Cioff
Kanawwha
St. Albay
Stailey
Kanawha County Court
Moetin
Quinn
Glenwood
Grove
T Aline
Unclear South Charleston Notes Mixed Social Community Items
Fragmented OCR fills this local scene with names, places, and events from South Charleston. Mentions of residents, visits, and gatherings appear amid garbled phrases, hindering firm event details but signaling a busy social and civic page.
Social notes list wide visits and travels of Hinton residents
Mrs. Luella Huvatter visits daughter in Deg Moines and plans calls in Kansas City Chicago and beyond. Numerous locals return from trips to Keyser Marmet Richmond Clarksburg Atlantic City and Philadelphia while others host visitors or travel to see relatives and attend events.
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A. T. Cullins
Deg Moines
Kansas City
Chicago
Kessa
1 Tucker
Battle Creek
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Gardner Avenue
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Kanawha Valley Hospital
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Boone County
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Bradford Street
Washington, D.C
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Glenn Street
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Capitol St
Civen
Atventiog
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Strand
Castlesten
We Va
Radio Electric Carr & Beck Electric CO
Capitol
Quarzier St
S. Spencer Moore Co
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Fife Street
W. Va
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Avery
Rovutrera
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McFarland St
Stoney
Fife ST
Royal Underwood - Remington L. C. Smith
Royal Typewriter Agency
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